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ZyeneUse Cases

Industrialworkflows.

Order desks, RFQs, bids, and the documents that still get retyped into ERP. These are the workflows we take off your team's plate first.

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Eight workflows we take off the desk first.

Each one starts with documents that arrive by email and ends in the system you already run. A person approves wherever judgment matters.

  1. 01 · Wholesale distribution

    Purchase order entry

    • Email
    • ERP
    • Product catalog
    More on wholesale distribution
    The work today
    Customer POs arrive as PDFs and email bodies. Someone retypes every line into the ERP and checks part numbers by hand.
    What the system prepares
    Reads the PO, matches the customer, SKUs, prices, and ship-to, and builds a draft sales order with every mismatch flagged.
    Who approves
    A customer service rep reviews the draft and posts it.
  2. 02 · Wholesale distribution

    Quote requests

    • Email
    • ERP
    • Pricing
    More on wholesale distribution
    The work today
    Inside sales looks up price, stock, and substitutes across several screens before replying.
    What the system prepares
    Pulls price, availability, and alternates for each requested item and drafts the quote.
    Who approves
    The salesperson adjusts margin and sends it.
  3. 03 · Wholesale distribution

    “Where is my order?” requests

    • Shared inbox
    • ERP
    • Carrier tracking
    More on wholesale distribution
    The work today
    Status questions interrupt the desk all day, even though the answer already sits in the ERP.
    What the system prepares
    Finds the order, shipment, and tracking details and drafts a reply with the current status.
    Who approves
    Routine replies can go out once you approve the rule. Exceptions go to a person.
  4. 04 · Manufacturing

    RFQ intake

    • Email
    • ERP
    • Job history
    More on manufacturing
    The work today
    Estimators open every drawing, specification, and quantity sheet before they can start pricing.
    What the system prepares
    Extracts materials, tolerances, quantities, and due dates, finds similar past jobs, and lists what is missing.
    Who approves
    The estimator prices the job from a complete package.
  5. 05 · Manufacturing

    Supplier quote comparison

    • Email
    • ERP
    • Purchasing
    More on manufacturing
    The work today
    Buyers copy supplier quotes from emails and PDFs into a spreadsheet to compare them.
    What the system prepares
    Lines quotes up by price, lead time, and terms, and drafts the purchase order for the chosen supplier.
    Who approves
    The buyer picks the supplier and releases the PO.
  6. 07 · Specialty contractors

    Bid and RFP intake

    • Email
    • Plan rooms
    • Estimating
    More on specialty contractors
    The work today
    Estimators read a pile of plans, specifications, and addenda just to decide whether to bid.
    What the system prepares
    Summarizes scope, deadlines, bonding, and insurance requirements into a go or no-go checklist.
    Who approves
    The estimator decides whether to bid.
  7. 08 · Specialty contractors

    Project documents and closeout

    • Procore
    • ServiceTitan
    • Accounting
    More on specialty contractors
    The work today
    RFIs, submittals, change orders, and closeout packages are assembled by hand from scattered files.
    What the system prepares
    Drafts RFIs and logs, tracks submittals, and assembles the closeout package from job records.
    Who approves
    The project manager reviews before anything goes to the general contractor or owner.
Example workflow

Purchase order automation

A purchase order arrives by email. Zyene reads it, matches the customer and items, checks pricing, and stops on anything a person should decide. Try the exception below.

Order desk / Review queue/PO 4471-208

Synthetic data
From
Dana Ruiz, Northgate Mechanical
Subject
PO 4471-208, restock for Oct 14
Received
Today, 7:42 AM

Hi team, PO attached for the Riverside job. Same pricing as last quarter please. Need it at dock 3 by the 14th.

PO-4471-208.pdf 2 pages
NORTHGATE MECHANICAL
Purchase Order
No. 4471-208
Ship: Dock 3
QTYPARTUNIT
24NM-CU-1250118.40
60NM-FT-1250E6.85
12NM-VB-10041.20
200NM-HG-1252.14
Deliver by: 10/14Terms: Net 30Job: Riverside Med. Ctr.Auth: D. Ruiz

Customer

Northgate Mechanical

C-10482

Ship to

1180 Industrial Pkwy

Dock 3

Requested

Oct 14

Ground

QtyItemCheck
  • 24Copper tube, type L, 1-1/4 in x 20 ftNM-CU-1250 → matching
  • 6090° elbow, wrought copper, 1-1/4 inNM-FT-1250E → matching
  • 12Ball valve, lead-free brass, 1 inNM-VB-100 → matching
  • 200Clevis hanger, 1-1/4 inNM-HG-125 → matching

Checking items against the customer's price list and on-hand inventory.

Subtotal $4,175.00

This is the pattern. The metric is agreed on your workflow.

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Industries

Three markets. One operations problem.

Different documents, the same pattern: information arrives as files, and people carry it into the systems by hand.

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Staff walking the main aisle of a distribution center
NetSuite, Epicor, Infor, Acumatica

Wholesale Distribution

Purchase orders, order entry, RFQs, quotes, customer questions, and product data, prepared for the ERP your order desk already uses.

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Machinist in a hard hat running a lathe
ERP, MES, quality, purchasing

Manufacturing

RFQ-to-quote work, drawings and specifications, purchasing, quality documents, SOP search, and workflows around ERP or MES.

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Two site leads in hard hats reviewing a rebar deck
ServiceTitan, Procore, accounting

Specialty Contractors

Bid and RFP intake, estimating support, RFIs, submittals, change orders, job closeout, and back-office updates into ServiceTitan, Procore, ERP, or accounting.

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Estimate the cost of manual work.

Enter your own numbers. This is the cost of the time you describe, not a promised saving. A pilot measures how much of it a workflow actually gives back.

10
13h
$40

Each month

520 hours, about $20,800 in time.

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Frequently asked questions

The one repeated most often that still needs a person to retype or look things up. Order entry, quote requests, and RFQ intake are common first choices.

Yes. Each workflow is built around your customers, products, approval limits, and exceptions, not a generic template.

It depends on the workflow and the systems involved. An assessment maps one workflow and recommends a pilot before any build starts.

We connect to the systems you already run and keep them as the system of record.

A working workflow on one process, measured against a metric agreed before the pilot: processing time, exception rate, quote turnaround, or hours returned to the team.